Jason ignores his own voice-saving plan
Before a Los Angeles live-show entrance, Jason warns himself that the first seconds could damage his voice, then goes full Jack Black, screams, and performs an improvised silhouette dive into shadow puppetry.
Main show · August 2, 2022
Camp Buzz + Watson Fallout, Listener League - Fantasy Football Podcast for 8/2
Original source
Camp Buzz + Watson Fallout, Listener League - Fantasy Football Podcast for 8/2
Play original audio ↗RSS timestamps belong to our exact archived audio capture. The publisher’s current playback may have different ads and timing. Machine transcripts can contain errors.
Episode notes & curated moments 8 records
The Listener League creative brief
For the historical 2022 contest, the hosts ask entrants to impress them, make them laugh or feel something, stay concise, have fun, and demonstrate that they will be fun league companions rather than reciting fantasy credentials.
Brooks came from a favorite entry video
The hosts say they met Brooks because he made a Listener League entry video that impressed them and remains one of their favorites.
One week means one week
The 2022 Listener League window is announced for one week only, with the submission address given once and eight years of missed-deadline pleas said never to have changed the rule.
Mock Draft Mayhem weaponizes the draft
Jason and Mike are placed in a head-to-head mock while an unnamed conductor can veto their picks, choose for them, or hand control to the opponent.
The anti-disease campaign platform
An unlabeled host announces the supposedly controversial position of disliking COVID, expands it to hating all diseases, and asks listeners to vote on that platform.
Tanking needs a fireable co-manager
The hosts say the keeper League of Record's future-pick trades make tanking a real problem, then recommend a co-manager who can be fired as the season's scapegoat.
Episode notes
The hosts announce a historical one-week 2022 submission window at [email protected]. Their official league includes one team per host, a private Slack, and yearlong banter with listeners. They reject trophy cases, claims of fantasy greatness, and 17-paragraph resumes; instead entrants should impress them, make them laugh or feel something, keep it concise, have fun, and show they will be fun to play with. Brooks is the proof: the hosts met him through a Listener League video entry that impressed them and remained a favorite. They also state that they never waive the deadline. Outside the announcement, Jason wrecks his voice by going full Jack Black at a live show, the hosts preview a hostile Mock Draft Mayhem format, propose an anti-disease political platform, and compare keeper-league tanking with the League of Record's need for a fireable co-manager scapegoat.
Inside the episode
0 passagesThe episode is cataloged. Its transcript is on the way.
You can still open the original source or start a discussion below.